Talk:Vexations

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What's the source of the Sept 6 date? The pages in Ext Links just say "September" (as far as I can see), and [1] reckons it was Sept 9 (it may be wrong of course - I don't have anything authoritative I can check it against). --Camembert

Yeah, I misread that, should have written 9. I'll do a bit more source-checking later and concretize the date :) Dysprosia 01:14, 13 Apr 2004 (UTC)

Thanks :) --Camembert

I didn't find a heck of a lot of corroborating evidence (just one other site, oh! and it happens to be that one above), but I still think the date's okay. And, there's a list of the pianists up now! :) Dysprosia 13:32, 13 Apr 2004 (UTC)

Blimey, I never realised there were such a lot of well known people involved. --Camembert

Changes of the last few days performed by Francis Schonken (now registered)

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Is there a source confirming that Andy Warhol was present for the entire performance? Jonig4 22:28, 8 January 2007 (UTC)

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This page is tagged as both being original research and not sourced. This seems a little out of line. I was present for a performance of this piece last year, and there were documentation that is consistent with the info on this page. It is a pity I don't remember what specifically they were. Considering the lack of talk about it on this page, I am removing those banners. -20 July 2007